Cut the rear shock mounts off and welded one back on. It is very difficult to do with the axle in. Something we missed when Andy was here with the plasma!
I did get the springs in the front and the jeep is sitting at about ride height.
Had plans to get the Track bar in but the wrong heim was shipped from Ballistic. They are sent a new one out Friday. Friday I ordered the centers for the H1's. I am hoping for a completion and a test drive in the next two weeks, maybe 3. I still have to check out the rear brakes and redo some plumbing on the rear axle. I also have to install the front brakes and plumb them. High steer arm should be here this week. Once I get it on all fours I'll start the Hydro-assist part of the project.
I have a spacer on its way! I received some BLING from the man in the white truck!
TY Old Blue for the pictures.
H1 centers welded up.
Rings B4 paint.
Painting. TY Dave aka Old Blue for the paint job!
Center welded and painted!
Hammer metal finish.
Here she sits on her own weight.
I definately have some triming to do! LOL!
So here is the new problem. Rear DS is too long. Going from a 9" to a D60 looses quite a bit of length. :helpme: So I have a few choices. Flip the springs and move the axle back. Call tom woods and see what it would cost to have him cut the DS down, cut it down myself, or 4 link the rear and move the axle back about 2"-3" just enough to use the DS I have. I'll probably jsut cut the shaft down. IIRC fliping the springs gives about 4" more wheel base and makes more axle wrap, and you have to move the fuel tank. :twak: Pitman arm came in and it is the wrong one, so it has to go back. Sugestions and or comments are welcome. What about just moving the front spring mount back 2" or so? It would definately make my shackle angle better.
Ok done. Somewhat. I'm going to have to go back at the rear and trim some more. But it felxes nice and is good to have it back movable!